are these laces difficult to tie
44476
No, I purchased mine extra long so I just wrap around twice then tie them snug. Haven't had them come untied once. I'll have to resole these boots before the laces give out.
44477
They are a little abrasive to the fingers but not hard to tie. They hold well.
44478
These laces look and feel quite similar to standard laces. I believe them to be made of Kevlar, as they are EXTREMELY durable! They are flexible, yet stay just where you tie them. Expensive, yes--but for all appearances worth the money as they will outlast standard laces MANY times over!
1590975
The links are quite tight, and they are somewhat difficult to remove, especially when it's brand-new. Sometimes I can't get a link to twist off without hurting my hand, but it does get easier after it's been worn for awhile, and they stay on nice and tight so that they don't pull apart while walking the dog. I've found it easier to put them back on than to take them off.
616366
It would depend on the size of your own laces, because the locking part will only allow something with a diameter of approximately 1/8". The laces are included in the price, so you can use them for a comparison to see if your laces will work.
821374
The ties are not Velcro. There are two ties each about a foot long on each side. Each pair of ties is anchored at a common point.
1134934
None with mine. I have put these on before. Just place so laces tighten firmly. I also put duct tape rolls underneath to stabilize. Works well.
923130
No, they are too slippery and course to tie...I recommend not buying them at all...we wanted to use them for dancing and when the kids stepped on the ones on the ground they slipped and fell, it's a miracle no one broke a bone
84426
Yes, it is very easy to tie a knot with the 8 lb version. Easy to tie knots with 20lbs and under break strength.
788098
Hey D,yes they are a lil tight..yet try to put one edge first,then kinda twist/turn while your pushing down
1449351
They are great quality and very comfortable - about 3 inches thick, but they do not have any ties to keep them from sliding off the chair. I attached ties by sewing on long shoelaces.
183914
A bit, ya. I just tie the laces a little looser and it's fine. I also wear wide shoes, so the impact is less noticeable. If your shoe is very narrow at the opening, it could be weird. Shouldn't be a problem though.
2161379
Definitely! The lace ends come as a separate piece, so you trim the laces first, then clip the end pieces on.
1676021
I would say they're kind of hard to get off. They hold the rods so tightly that slipping them off is sometimes a chore.
2161380
Yes- once you have laced them you need to cut the excess before putting on the plastic end piece to secure the laces.
472516
I havent had any problems with laces coming untied. I usually break a pair of boots down every 3-4 months, but my laces last.
1317498
I just looked at mine, and there are actually opening in the mesh along the bottom that would probably allow you to attach the laces. I wouldn't recommend cutting, as you would ruin the integrity of the net and it may cause further unravelling.
133438
I think they would work pretty well. Just sew on ties and you would be good to go.
1419726
It is very stiff to tie so you would need some type of wire splicing device.